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Instructions for the director, performers, and crew printed in italics or parentheses.

What stage directions:
Sound effects- a recreated sound with effect, to create an effect in a dramatic presentation, such as the sound of a storm.
Scenery- an appearance of a place for the characters to have a landscape.
The use of props- a prop is anything movable or portable on a stage or a set as a part of the drama.
How the characters speak or move- with certain commands like chorus, enter, exit, line, or act.
Mood/feelings/emotions- the characters body language shows their emotions or how dramatic their voice could be, can make the audience

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An extended speech delivered by one character, heard but not interrupted by others in his/her presence.

Example: In The Diary of Anne Frank play there are spots where it says Annes voice where it is just her and only her speaking without someone else that would have a conversation with her.

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Freshman monologue for auditions from 2014. Dory tries to keep Marlin from leaving...from Finding Nemo.

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The person who is in charge of the artistic side- in charge of the actors and crew.
Example: the leader of the whole show to make everything in ship shape.

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When the audience members know more than the actors on stage.

Example: In superman, superman is Clark Kent or Kal-El in his world. But in the audience we know who superman is and his life but the characters don't.

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The freedom an artist has to distort or change facts to achieve a desired effect.

Example: Someone who's an artist gets to make any changes they would like, such as if the artist wanted to make Rafiki raise Pumbaa on the pride rock in "The Lion King".

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Casting, acting, costumes, makeup, scenery/set design, props, musical background, sound effects, lighting, camera shots and angles, special effects, and stunts. (Not much of the main acting parts)

Example: In a show when the night turns into day, the production elements make a set design to have the lighting shine as the sun and sound effects of the morning like birds chirping. This is an example of productions elements as a day and night background.

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When the last scene before intermission ends in an especially suspenseful ay so the audience will be eager to return for the beginning of the next act.

Example: In a TV show called "Beyond" and at every episode they end with something new that happened to the main character Holden or to the main drama that is currently going on.
(Episodes of TV series end during moments of high drama in order to ensure the following of viewers in the next episode.)

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The form in which a play is written- lines are written out for characters to speak.

Example: (This video explains how the script is made and works.)

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The conversation among or between the characters- the plot and the characters' personalities are revealed and advanced through dialogue.

Example: A way to have a conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or movie.

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A humerous episode in a tragedy  to lighten the tragic effect or  to show a fuller picture of life.

Example: Comic relief is the author's use of humorous characters, clever dialogue, and funny scenes in order to give the reader or audience an emotional break

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Also called a play- a type of lititure meant to be performed for and audience on screen or on stage.

Example: Plays in theaters, movies, TV shows, radios, or films.